On Nov 26, 2008, at 12:37 AM, Jean-Nicolas Jolivet wrote:
Well it depends on which example you're talking about... you posted
a google search result...
The first link (a cocoa builder link) has nothing to do with row re-
ordering...
The second link (CocoaDev one) has a bunch of code examples but a
bunch are from users saying they're having problems with said code...
Results 3, 4 and 5 don't seem to be related at all...
Am I missing something obvious??
Don't get me wrong, I really don't mind a "RTFM" style reply, but I
did search google and cocoa builder for that one and couldnt find
anything that seemed to work...
Well, the second link from the first search and the first link from
the second search point indirectly and directly to <http://homepage.mac.com/mmalc/CocoaExamples/controllers.html
> which contains:
With and Without Bindings
Shows a custom array controller that implements table view data source
methods to support drag and drop, including copying objects from one
window to another, drop of URLs, and re-ordering of the content array.
This example contains two implementations: the first uses
standardNSTableView data source methods, the second uses bindings.
Bookmarks
This is the original version of "With and Without Bindings", and is
slightly more advanced. It shows a custom array controller that
implements table view data source methods to support drag and drop,
including copying objects from one window to another, drop of URLs,
and re-ordering of the content array.
This example only contains a bindings implementation, but supports
multiple items in a drag, whereas the "With and Without Bindings"
example does not; it also allows copying as well as moving within a
table.
which seem to do what you want to do.
mmalc
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